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Planet Python Planet Python Last update: March 10, 2024 01:43 PM UTC March 09, 2024 Seth Michael Larson Regex character “$” doesn't mean “end-of-string” Regex character “$” doesn't mean “end-of-string” About • Blog • Newsletter • Links Regex character “$” doesn't mean “end-of-string” Published 2024-03-09 by Seth Larson Reading time: minutes This article is about a bit of surprising behavior I recently discovered using Python's regex module ( re ) while developing SBOM tooling for CPython . Folks who've worked with regular expressions before might know about ^ meaning "start-of-string" and correspondingly see $ as "end-of-string". So the pattern cat$ would match the string "lolcat" but not "internet cat video" . The behavior of ^ made me think that $ was similar, but they aren't always symmetrical and the behavior is platform-dependent . Specifically for Python with multiline mode disabled the $ character can match either the end of...

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